Sentence examples for survey directors from inspiring English sources

Kimberly Suedkamp Wells, NAGPS president and one of the survey directors, believes the "survey is important because it provides students the opportunity to feel they can actually make a difference in their educational experience".

In the Advance CTE survey, directors of state career and technical education programs ranked alternatives to traditional teacher certifications as the most successful strategy for getting people from industry into the classroom.

Future survey directors may consider collecting more detailed information about pesticide use events, including dates, chemical names, and/or application types, although this would add to subject burden.

"What changed was how they evaluated economic conditions," the survey director, Richard T. Curtin, said in a statement.

"Immigration is not a very good wedge issue in the current economic climate," said Mark Baldassare, survey director at the California institute.

"Surveying that would have taken months using standard methods can now be completed in days," says Catlin Seaview Survey director Richard Vevers.

Reporting on a recent survey by the nonpartisan Public Policy Institute of California, its survey director, Mark Baldassare, said that "voters are engaged in a way they haven't been for years".

"Consumers believe the recovery has achieved an upward momentum that will not be easily reversed," Richard Curtin, survey director, said in a statement.

But Ann E. Kaplan, the survey director, said several institutions had "hit a wall" this January, with a sharp drop in the number and amount of donations.

Jackson Carroll, the survey director, said, "I like the saying that being a pastor is the worst of all jobs and the best of all callings".

"Whenever we're in boom periods, as we are today, people are more generous in their attitudes toward immigrants," sSaid Mark Baldassare, survey director at the California institute.